New Delhi: Increasing concern for the increasing number of vendors on the main road faced by the Red Fortress, Chandni Chowk traders have asked authority to act and objections to the seller’s committee survey.
In a letter written to the Governor of Lieutenant, Head of Secretary, North Corporate Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner (Paharganj City-conscious Zone) and other officials concerned, Chandni Chowk Sarva Vyapar Mandal claimed that the road was declared a ‘no hawking and vending zone’ The Supreme Court, and the survey will only legitimize the existence of illegal vendors.
“It has been taken to your notification that the city guarding survey under the 2014 PLBT is being carried out at the number ward 84 and 85, including areas that are prohibited from the City-SP zone, where no vendors are allowed to squat and eagle.
Illegal vendors are told The day before the survey and they squatted in an area that was prohibited from creating false evidence, “the trader forum ‘stated in the letter.
“In 2000, several regions of Chandni Chowk were declared a non-squat / non-jawking zone by the corporation.
It was then approved by the peak court as well.
Hawking or squatting in the area that is prohibited is illegal,” said Sanjay Bhargava, President Chandni Chowk Sarva Vyapar Mandal.
“On Wednesday, when a team came to conduct a survey on the main road (from the Red Fortress to the Fatehpuri Mosque), we expressed hatred and asked them to do it on the internal road or connect after verifying the facts,” he said further.
A senior North Corporation official, however, said that the team only conducted vendor surveys, examined their existence in the area and verified their documents.
“The shopkeepers need to understand that the hawkers trader survey is different from the survey of sites that are possible to place vendors.
We only plan to combine all original vendors / vendors in the list and their existence on this road will not mean that they will be placed on this road only on this road Future, “the official said.
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